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12-28-2009, 08:03 PM
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Played a Fender Road Worn Strat Yesterday...
Yesterday a friend of mine let me play his Fender Road Worn Strat. I must admit that I am a bit of a cork sniffer, and wouldn't even piss on a Mexican Strat if it was on fire. That being said, I was blown away. I was playing through a Fender Champ and couldn't put it down. We were at a house with a bunch of people and they all came around because apparently I was playing really well.
Did I just get my hands on a special one or are they all that way? I'd love to hear your thoughts. I will be trying it through my Mod 50 tomorrow just to see if this was a fluke, and doing a side by side with my G&L Legacy that I was quite fond of.
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Guitars Kurt Wilson Guitars, G&L Legacy HB Amps Mesa Lone Star Special, Stone Age 2x12C and 1X12B 
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12-28-2009, 08:25 PM
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Ive played some nice ones ans some piece of crap ones. I really like the feel of my 50's RW strat, maybe i'll change the pups one day but its nice as it is. I did play a recent one and it was terrible. Mine is from 08.
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Maton Artist 808, Maton TE 808, EBMM AL, PRS DGT, Suhr S2 Pro Series, Custom '64 Relic strat. Ulbrick Firebottle, Marshall BB combo LE, Fender Super Reverb. BB Preamp, Wampler Hot wired, 12axe, Zendrive, Holy Grail Reverb.
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12-28-2009, 09:11 PM
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I think almost half of the ones that I've played (60's) were fine sounding Strats... real woody and "musical".
Go figure. .
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#4
12-28-2009, 09:16 PM
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I love my '60s RW Strat. I can easily sit and play that guitar for hours on end.
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